New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
FELLOWS OUT OF THE CASE
WHAT He AND his DOCTOR SAY ABOUT IT.

WALL NIT COOkkAN BUN UP AGAINST OLBABYv
Inc failure Of Assistant DstriotAttoney Fellows to
appear In the Ceary trial has caused considerable
pr1se and great de OF comment not altogether favora
bic 70 Colonel Feows 1t has been stated that he In
nuenoed In his course by his friendship for the indicted
Alderman and rumors aHoat yesterday that while
attending the carnival In Montreal recently he had been
met by the Canadian branch Of the Common Council and
persuaded by Keenan, and tho others withdraw from
the which In the previous he had aided
effectively The report that he really Ill seemed find
bufew believers In consequence Of the fact that be had
been seen out walking and driving within day two
Mr. Fellows lives in pleasantly situated dwelling in
Onehundredand-fty second-st, almost tho bank Of
the Hudson. Hero he was seen by TRIBUNE reporter
last evening" engaged In conversation with Dr. Walter NJ
Fleming. Of No az West st., who has been
his family physician for Of years He reclin
Ing In an easy chair when the reporter entered. His
usually rudy face was pale and haggard and he shook
hands In feeble way. though he did not have an
ounce of energy left in his body.
You've como to interview mo. judge" he said with
languid smile. WELL there's the doctor himself just
talk TO him."
The reporter told them about the unpleasant rumors,
which seemed to surprise both greatly.
"This Is simply outrageous" replied DIR. Fleming with
considerable warmth. "Colonel Fellows Is sick man
very sick man. in fact He is o really critical condi
ton from overwork and, his physician. have
ordered him to refrain from all mental labor. He
did not know how sick no himself until Wednesday
night. whom mado the examination found that he
had eithor got to stop else Of two things would
ensue-paralysis spoplepc IT. In Other words tho
mental strain ct no has been under foI the past Eve
months has proved too much for his system 1t must be
that tho Colonel has not youth on his side
and he has really had to do tho hardest work Of
those Aldermanic
"Oh don't say that DOCTOR" broke In the Colonel al
have only done my share Mr. Ncol has done his part
and he has done we'll. too But you coy, am not
young man a. he H."
Then turning to tho reporter no continued at have
not boon feeling we'll for time During the Rourke
trial last week had such terrible pain In head that
had TO ask the court to adjourn. However, did not
think anything seroua On Sunday night felt so
much that went down TO Mr. Marines house and
told him how felt did know that was going to
be seriously ILL., He said would take week to get
o jury and by that time I would probably be all
right In this I agreed. BY Wednesday, how
ever. felt 20 poorly that summoned
the DOCTOR and no has told you In what condition ho
found Now In regard to these reports you speak Of
bic. Why don't even know this man Ceary ana l
counted a: much -, on taking part !, IN !nn ms
shameful put such construction on my Illness par
ticularly when Mr. MARITIME knew all aboutit AS for my
being by tho Canadian exiles. l did meet both
keenan, and Moloney while In Montreal. but met them
both In the most casual way and never except IN the
moments private conversation with either, never
in the most incidental way All reports TO the con-
trary aro UNANIMOUSLY false"
Dr. Fleming then sald his patient needed rest and
IA change It Is true that he goes out he continued
want him to Keep MOVING around as much as P2ssOe
couldn't stand AN ocean trip now; 50 NO WI" ~ south lot
ono of my Congressional frends'' said Colonel Eel
lows. has sent pressing invitation 10 spend Few
weeks win hn ht MS noIo neei e. & No., q, ga
shall start for there tomorrow, but DO not expect 10 go
beyond Washington at hrst ,,
take his place in tho Clearly case he remarked
" 10 not why he could not II he follows the evidence
In Iced. think could do 50 admirably No doubt the
and this together with tho hope OF my speedy recovery:
made him disinclned TO give any fui statement OF
Mr. Fellows visited tho Dis,rict-Aorney's Office yes
terday and explained Mr. MARITIME tho condition OF her
husbands health Mr. MARITIME left his Office early and
did return before tho hour OF closing Il was a,
aid that he endeavong 10 obtain the services OF
some wellknown pleadcr To take the pace OF coohei
Feows but tho report was not confirmed p any Oh MS
Last Monday the day tho trial began Mr. MARITIME and
Mr. Nco were at dinner IN Denoh rs a. n nSv Them
MIR Cochran asked how the case was coming on anu pr
nv asKnr Mr. Cochran II ho would not ike take
tiiuer from the people In the Gaze MI Cochran sad'
oisy made. Mr. Cochran was seen last night aud said
had not met Mir 49,, iacs Ss the court
adjourned thursday night the challenge was win tne
IL was noon yesterday before the seat was hle Iheo
dorc o. Korony stated that no was In the e insurance
and Fla d no, in St y WIN
Did you know that Mr Hyde had interested hnsen
Tits brought Mr. shnfer quickly TO his feet IBIS -
all wrong your Honor he said 90 II Is all wrons. ana .
.On the contrary, Mr. shafor," said the Judge. III Is
ell right and very proper" ~, >,,u ,.,o
Sir Korony was allowed to CO. MI Sico, m H"rs
Fosters services. lie is the president OF the
peope's Bank He said that Treasurer Kerr
wa. "A stock hoder In his bank, and Alderman Mil!ers
brother deposition there. Mr. Foster had 10 paead
bad health before he got away William man'"o Iia
was nnay accepted tho FOREMAN ITO
looks Ike Lincoln. and evidently possesses good sense
and honesty lie /. tailor living mt No. 6S clinton
st. and has for many years member OF the hepuo
the second peremptory challenge for the defence
was expended ON Juror Mcpherson. oAo Oh
the host mon In the box, whose seat
was taken during tho afternoon BY Philip kieeours'
n dealer In aces No. o. urecnst and Nvins ~ 10.
"a East Forty-unth-st John T. Larmour was inc Iast
person Examined lie accepted ITO Is putlor
deaet, OF No. 10 Fast Onehundrcdand,ceveh'nh
man In tho box. ., 10, ,ov
he last OF $50 Names and OF four pannels pan now
been called or these I73 had been examined The COURT
after amVnishing jurors not 10 talk On tho case ad
journed until Monday.